rule-docker-shared-core-instructions-always-on

To prevent autonomous commits, you can enforce an operating discipline that requires explicit confirmation before changes. This governance gate ensures no modifications occur without approval, keeping workflows documentation-first and safe.

You can enforce environment constraints by mandating the load of bootloader and core docs before any action. This ensures governance gates are acknowledged and applied across all sessions to maintain strict operating discipline.

A documentation-first workflow alignment limits modifications to approved steps by referencing core docs before executing actions. It enforces ownership rules and ensures environment constraints are acknowledged prior to any development activity.

Yes, loading core docs before every action is required to ensure commit safety. This mandatory step enforces governance gates, acknowledges environment constraints, and prevents unauthorized modifications during the session.

Sessions skip governance gates when bootloader and core docs are not mandated to load initially. Enforcing an always-on operating discipline ensures these constraints are acknowledged and applied before any action proceeds.

Yes, always-on directives can manage ownership rules across all sessions by mandating the load of core instructions initially. This enforces environment constraints, respects ownership rules, and prevents autonomous commits.